Year 8 Latin Exam Feedback

Year 8 Latin: Exam Feedback

By Rosie Turnor

Grammar Circling /30

Match

Match the case with its definition.

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Dative

Does the action

Object of action; It's happening to them

'To' or 'For'; Indirect object of action

• Does the action

• Object of action; It's happening to them

• 'To' or 'For'; Indirect object of action

Multiple Choice

The emperor was offering wine to the chieftains. What case are the chieftains?

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Dative

Multiple Choice

Choose the dative case form of chieftains.

• principes

• principibus

Match

Match the noun with it's case and number.

• princeps

• principem

• principi

• principes

• principibus

nominative singular

accusative singular

dative singular

nominative or accusative plural

dative plural

• nominative singular

• accusative singular

• dative singular

• nominative or accusative plural

• dative plural

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interficere non possumus. (We cannot kill the lion)

Match

Match the noun with it's case and number.

• leo

• leonem

• leoni

• leones

• leonibus

nominative singular

accusative singular

dative singular

nominative or accusative plural

dative plural

• nominative singular

• accusative singular

• dative singular

• nominative or accusative plural

• dative plural

Drag and Drop

I caught sight of a ​

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(huge crowd) in the street.

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ingentem turbam

ingens turba

Drag and Drop

It is difficult​​

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(for us) to find an excellent gift.

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nobis

vobis

nos

vos

tibi

mihi

Match

Practising pronouns...

• nos

• vos

• nobis

• vobis

we (nominative or accusative)

you (nominative or accusative)

to/for us (dative)

to/for you (dative)

• we (nominative or accusative)

• you (nominative or accusative)

• to/for us (dative)

• to/for you (dative)

Match

Match the form of 'qui, quae, quod' (who, which), with the correct case, number, and gender

• qui

• quem

• quae

• quam

masculine nominative singular

masculine accusative singular

feminine nominative singular

feminine accusative singular

• masculine nominative singular

• masculine accusative singular

• feminine nominative singular

• feminine accusative singular

Drag and Drop

The ship which had sailed to the harbour was very big. ​

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(the ship)​

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(which) ad portum navigaverat (had sailed to the harbour) erat ​

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(was very big).

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navis

navem

quae

quem

maxima

maximam

Translation /50

Match

Match up the vocabulary.

• fundo

• noster

• ubi

• ignavos

• patrem

farm

our

when/where

lazy

father

• farm

• our

• when/where

• lazy

• father

Match

Match up the vocabulary

• vult

• tum

• miserrimus

• fratres

• iratissimus

he/she/it wants

then

very miserable

brothers

very angry

• he/she/it wants

• then

• very miserable

• brothers

• very angry

Match

Match Bregans with his case.

• Bregans

• Bregantem

• Breganti

Nominative

Accusative

Dative

• Nominative

• Accusative

• Dative

Poll

olim Livia in fundo laborabat. subito Bregantem, qui in plaustro dormiebat, conspexit.

• Suddenly Bregans, who was sleeping in the wagon, looked around.

• Suddenly Bregans, who was sleeping in the wagon, caught sight of her.

• Suddenly she caught sight of Bregans, who was sleeping in the wagon.

Comprehension /30

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'olim Britanni Romanique in Britannia pugnabant'. What were the Romans and the Britains doing?

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Britanni multos Romanos superaverunt et urbes Romanas deleverunt. What do these two verbs mean?

Match

Match up the vocabulary.

• duxit

• fortiter

• vicerunt

• necaverunt

• vendiderunt

led

bravely

conquered

killed

sold

• led

• bravely

• conquered

• killed

• sold

Categorize

Options (18)

miserrimus

ferocissimi

optimum

maxima

iratissima

dormire

vituperare

delere

punire

Britannis

Britanniae

venalicio

Liviae

nobis

tibi

redierant

navigaverat

viderat

Organize these options into the right categories

Superlative Adjectives

Infinitive Verbs

Dative Case

Pluperfect Tense